Classic Monsters
He rises from his coffin at night to drink blood.
🧛 What is Dracula?
A masked killer named Michael stalks on Halloween night.
What is Halloween?
The most popular Halloween candy in North America.
🍫 What is Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups?
Witches are said to fly on this.
🧹 What is a broomstick?
Halloween originated from this Celtic festival.
What is Samhain? (pronounced “sow-in”)
Frankenstein’s monster was brought to life with this.
⚡ What is electricity or lightning?
“Here’s Johnny!” is shouted in this horror classic.
What is The Shining?
You carry this to collect your treats.
What is a bucket/bag/pillowcase?
Witches often wear this pointed item on their head.
What is a hat?
The country where Halloween began.
What is Ireland?
This half-man, half-wolf creature howls at the full moon.
🐺 What is a werewolf?
A cursed videotape kills its viewers in seven days.
What is The Ring?
These chewy candies come in fruit flavors and are known for being “spooky sour.”
What are Sour Patch Kids?
This black animal is often a witch’s familiar.
What is a cat?
The day after Halloween is known as this.
What is All Saints’ Day?
The Invisible Man became unseen after using this.
What is a special chemical/serum?
Pennywise the clown terrorizes kids in this movie.
What is It?
Kids shout this phrase at doors on Halloween night.
What is “Trick or treat!”
Shakespeare’s witches in Macbeth chant, “Double, double, toil and…”
What is trouble?
The Jack-o’-lantern was originally carved from this vegetable.
What is a turnip?
This creature from ancient Egypt was wrapped in bandages.
What is a mummy?
Found footage of a witch in Maryland terrified audiences in 1999.
What is The Blair Witch Project?
In medieval Europe, people went door to door offering prayers for the dead — this was called.
What is “souling”?
This crystal ball ingredient is used to see the future.
🔮 What is scrying?
This Roman goddess of fruit and orchards inspired the game “bobbing for apples.”
🍎 Who is Pomona?